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To: gerard mangiardi who wrote (249758)	4/22/2002 9:07:30 AM
From: Ish	Respond to of 769670

<<How close do you live to a nuclear plant or to a proposed disposal site? >> 25 miles. The cooling lake is my #1 fishing spot. It is also visited by around a million people a year who fish, camp, swim, hike and ski.

To: gerard mangiardi who wrote (249758)	4/22/2002 9:12:15 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

I think less than 40 miles. eia.doe.gov. I used to live in Newport RI that's 40 miles and downwind. and 30 miles to the Pilgrim Plant. I also lived in Hamilton Mass, 20 miles to Seabrook, 20 miles to Pilgrim. Distance, I never though of it. I would be perfectly happy to live next to a nuke plant. I understand nuke plants. So I don't have any fears of them vs 100000 times more deadly activities like eating, riding a bike, crossing the street or driving a car for a couple of miles. Nukes, a system of beauty... watman.com As I type I can look accross my office and see Seabrook. So I type 10 feet away from a picture of Seabrook, gee does that count. tom watson tosiwmee